Bernie Sander's Resume

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Anonymous wrote:I also love the fact that he and Jane were already pretty well known among punk rockers for helping to shape the Northeast Punk scene by opening a youth center where bands could play. I don;t expect this to impress Hillary supporters but some of us music geeks are impressed.


http://www.vice.com/read/how-bernie-sanders-242-main-street-shaped-the-northeast-punk-scene-515

Back door insults are a compulsion for about three Bernie Sanders supporters on this page. You seem to be one of them.

Huh? How is that a back door insult? Are there music geeks out there supporting Hillary? If so, then I apologize to all 3 of you.

How is that a back door insult? You're right. There is no segment of society, none at all, that like to acknowledged for their offbeat taste in music and depth of knowledge in same. And certainly saying that someone doesn't share such rarefied taste in music isn't at all an insult.

Basically what your back door insult sounds like is this: Hillary supporters are old fuddy diddies whose tastes peaked with Kay Starr. And now you're trying to wiggle out of the insult.

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Anonymous wrote:From biography.com
"After finishing college in 1964 with a degree in political science, Sanders lived on a kibbutz in Israel before settling in Vermont. He worked a number of jobs, including filmmaker and freelance writer, psychiatric aide, and teaching low-income children through Head Start, while his interest in politics grew."

He didn't work steadily during this time; he had a subsistence lifestyle, channeling most of his energy into the Liberty Union Party. He ran for office a number of times prior to winning the mayoral election.

Is this supposed to make him look bad? He didn't make enough money for you? He was living a normal life and being a decent person. Perhaps he didn't work steadily because he was a single parent? I didn't work steadily when my kids were little either.

No, it's intended to demonstrate his long-standing interest in politics. He wasn't a single parent, BTW. Levi's mother had custody.

They had an informal shared custody arrangement.

Yes, and she had legal custody, correct?

What is your point now? The courts routinely awarded legal custody to mothers at that time. She did have legal custody and they had a an informal shared custody arrangement.

He shared custody of his son in an informal arrangement with Mott, according to people who knew them. “She was around a lot,” Nancy Barnett, a friend who lived nearby, told me. Barnett called Mott “a pretty quiet, private person.” Sanders rented a small brick duplex at 295 1/2 Maple Street that was filled with not much furniture and not much food in the fridge but stacks of checked-out library books and scribbled-on legal pads. His son, who called his father “Bernard,” had an upstairs bedroom.

Read more: http://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2015/07/bernie-sanders-vermont-119927_Page2.html#ixzz46Jg65c4N

It was a factual question. Why does that bother you? When I hear "single parent," I think of the custodial parent.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I also love the fact that he and Jane were already pretty well known among punk rockers for helping to shape the Northeast Punk scene by opening a youth center where bands could play. I don;t expect this to impress Hillary supporters but some of us music geeks are impressed.


http://www.vice.com/read/how-bernie-sanders-242-main-street-shaped-the-northeast-punk-scene-515

Back door insults are a compulsion for about three Bernie Sanders supporters on this page. You seem to be one of them.

Huh? How is that a back door insult? Are there music geeks out there supporting Hillary? If so, then I apologize to all 3 of you.

How is that a back door insult? You're right. There is no segment of society, none at all, that like to acknowledged for their offbeat taste in music and depth of knowledge in same. And certainly saying that someone doesn't share such rarefied taste in music isn't at all an insult.

Basically what your back door insult sounds like is this: Hillary supporters are old fuddy diddies whose tastes peaked with Kay Starr. And now you're trying to wiggle out of the insult.

Ha! I am an old fuddy duddy who used to go to punk rick shows so no, that is not what I am saying. So were you excited about this obscure piece of punk rock trivia?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I also love the fact that he and Jane were already pretty well known among punk rockers for helping to shape the Northeast Punk scene by opening a youth center where bands could play. I don;t expect this to impress Hillary supporters but some of us music geeks are impressed.


http://www.vice.com/read/how-bernie-sanders-242-main-street-shaped-the-northeast-punk-scene-515

Back door insults are a compulsion for about three Bernie Sanders supporters on this page. You seem to be one of them.

Huh? How is that a back door insult? Are there music geeks out there supporting Hillary? If so, then I apologize to all 3 of you.

How is that a back door insult? You're right. There is no segment of society, none at all, that like to acknowledged for their offbeat taste in music and depth of knowledge in same. And certainly saying that someone doesn't share such rarefied taste in music isn't at all an insult.

Basically what your back door insult sounds like is this: Hillary supporters are old fuddy diddies whose tastes peaked with Kay Starr. And now you're trying to wiggle out of the insult.

Ha! I am an old fuddy duddy who used to go to punk rick shows so no, that is not what I am saying. So were you excited about this obscure piece of punk rock trivia?

So now Bernie is the king of punk rock too? LOL

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I also love the fact that he and Jane were already pretty well known among punk rockers for helping to shape the Northeast Punk scene by opening a youth center where bands could play. I don;t expect this to impress Hillary supporters but some of us music geeks are impressed.


http://www.vice.com/read/how-bernie-sanders-242-main-street-shaped-the-northeast-punk-scene-515

Back door insults are a compulsion for about three Bernie Sanders supporters on this page. You seem to be one of them.

Huh? How is that a back door insult? Are there music geeks out there supporting Hillary? If so, then I apologize to all 3 of you.

How is that a back door insult? You're right. There is no segment of society, none at all, that like to acknowledged for their offbeat taste in music and depth of knowledge in same. And certainly saying that someone doesn't share such rarefied taste in music isn't at all an insult.

Basically what your back door insult sounds like is this: Hillary supporters are old fuddy diddies whose tastes peaked with Kay Starr. And now you're trying to wiggle out of the insult.

Ha! I am an old fuddy duddy who used to go to punk rick shows so no, that is not what I am saying. So were you excited about this obscure piece of punk rock trivia?

So now Bernie is the king of punk rock too? LOL

I'm sure you wouldn't understand but this kind of thing means a lot to some people. It's really Jane and not Bernie.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I also love the fact that he and Jane were already pretty well known among punk rockers for helping to shape the Northeast Punk scene by opening a youth center where bands could play. I don;t expect this to impress Hillary supporters but some of us music geeks are impressed.


http://www.vice.com/read/how-bernie-sanders-242-main-street-shaped-the-northeast-punk-scene-515

Back door insults are a compulsion for about three Bernie Sanders supporters on this page. You seem to be one of them.

Huh? How is that a back door insult? Are there music geeks out there supporting Hillary? If so, then I apologize to all 3 of you.

How is that a back door insult? You're right. There is no segment of society, none at all, that like to acknowledged for their offbeat taste in music and depth of knowledge in same. And certainly saying that someone doesn't share such rarefied taste in music isn't at all an insult.

Basically what your back door insult sounds like is this: Hillary supporters are old fuddy diddies whose tastes peaked with Kay Starr. And now you're trying to wiggle out of the insult.

Ha! I am an old fuddy duddy who used to go to punk rick shows so no, that is not what I am saying. So were you excited about this obscure piece of punk rock trivia?

So now Bernie is the king of punk rock too? LOL

Yep. Far more than Hillary anyhow...

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:So what?

Lots of people don't list every single job they ever held. In my early days I worked as a housepainter, gas station attendant, carpentry, electrical and plumbing work and a few others but it doesn't make it onto my resume because a.) it would make the resume too long and b.) it's not particularly relevant to my current career.

Of course. They are so desperate to find something worth smearing him for and every time they dig something up, he ends up looking better. No wonder Clinton supporters are so angry and they are calling him "sanctimonious." He has simply been a decent person for his entire life.

Um, talk to people who've worked for him or with him. You may support the policies he supports, but he's not much of a decent person. He's a jerk and pretty well-known for not treating his staff or constituents from VT well.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I also love the fact that he and Jane were already pretty well known among punk rockers for helping to shape the Northeast Punk scene by opening a youth center where bands could play. I don;t expect this to impress Hillary supporters but some of us music geeks are impressed.


http://www.vice.com/read/how-bernie-sanders-242-main-street-shaped-the-northeast-punk-scene-515

Back door insults are a compulsion for about three Bernie Sanders supporters on this page. You seem to be one of them.

Huh? How is that a back door insult? Are there music geeks out there supporting Hillary? If so, then I apologize to all 3 of you.

How is that a back door insult? You're right. There is no segment of society, none at all, that like to acknowledged for their offbeat taste in music and depth of knowledge in same. And certainly saying that someone doesn't share such rarefied taste in music isn't at all an insult.

Basically what your back door insult sounds like is this: Hillary supporters are old fuddy diddies whose tastes peaked with Kay Starr. And now you're trying to wiggle out of the insult.

Ha! I am an old fuddy duddy who used to go to punk rick shows so no, that is not what I am saying. So were you excited about this obscure piece of punk rock trivia?

So now Bernie is the king of punk rock too? LOL

Yep. Far more than Hillary anyhow...

Dafuq? No, just no.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So what?

Lots of people don't list every single job they ever held. In my early days I worked as a housepainter, gas station attendant, carpentry, electrical and plumbing work and a few others but it doesn't make it onto my resume because a.) it would make the resume too long and b.) it's not particularly relevant to my current career.

Of course. They are so desperate to find something worth smearing him for and every time they dig something up, he ends up looking better. No wonder Clinton supporters are so angry and they are calling him "sanctimonious." He has simply been a decent person for his entire life.

Um, talk to people who've worked for him or with him. You may support the policies he supports, but he's not much of a decent person. He's a jerk and pretty well-known for not treating his staff or constituents from VT well.

Oh noooooo! Scandal! People said Sanders was a jerk??? Horror of horrors. Now I am voting for Clinton if he is really a jerk like somebody said!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So what?

Lots of people don't list every single job they ever held. In my early days I worked as a housepainter, gas station attendant, carpentry, electrical and plumbing work and a few others but it doesn't make it onto my resume because a.) it would make the resume too long and b.) it's not particularly relevant to my current career.

Of course. They are so desperate to find something worth smearing him for and every time they dig something up, he ends up looking better. No wonder Clinton supporters are so angry and they are calling him "sanctimonious." He has simply been a decent person for his entire life.

Um, talk to people who've worked for him or with him. You may support the policies he supports, but he's not much of a decent person. He's a jerk and pretty well-known for not treating his staff or constituents from VT well.

There are a lot of stories about him helping individuals for no other reason than to be a good person. Try again.

http://www.courant.com/opinion/op-ed/hc-op-insight-bernie-sanders-bailed-me-out-0228-20160226-story.html

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So what?

Lots of people don't list every single job they ever held. In my early days I worked as a housepainter, gas station attendant, carpentry, electrical and plumbing work and a few others but it doesn't make it onto my resume because a.) it would make the resume too long and b.) it's not particularly relevant to my current career.

Of course. They are so desperate to find something worth smearing him for and every time they dig something up, he ends up looking better. No wonder Clinton supporters are so angry and they are calling him "sanctimonious." He has simply been a decent person for his entire life.

Um, talk to people who've worked for him or with him. You may support the policies he supports, but he's not much of a decent person. He's a jerk and pretty well-known for not treating his staff or constituents from VT well.

Oh noooooo! Scandal! People said Sanders was a jerk??? Horror of horrors. Now I am voting for Clinton if he is really a jerk like somebody said!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Mature. People who have worked for her say she is super nice, and people who have worked for him say he's an asshole. You don't need to change your vote, lay off the exclamation point key.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:So what?

Lots of people don't list every single job they ever held. In my early days I worked as a housepainter, gas station attendant, carpentry, electrical and plumbing work and a few others but it doesn't make it onto my resume because a.) it would make the resume too long and b.) it's not particularly relevant to my current career.

Of course. They are so desperate to find something worth smearing him for and every time they dig something up, he ends up looking better. No wonder Clinton supporters are so angry and they are calling him "sanctimonious." He has simply been a decent person for his entire life.

Um, talk to people who've worked for him or with him. You may support the policies he supports, but he's not much of a decent person. He's a jerk and pretty well-known for not treating his staff or constituents from VT well.

Oh noooooo! Scandal! People said Sanders was a jerk??? Horror of horrors. Now I am voting for Clinton if he is really a jerk like somebody said!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Mature. People who have worked for her say she is super nice, and people who have worked for him say he's an asshole. You don't need to change your vote, lay off the exclamation point key.

Read the above article posted. He doesn't sound like such a bad meanie head to me.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:So what?

Lots of people don't list every single job they ever held. In my early days I worked as a housepainter, gas station attendant, carpentry, electrical and plumbing work and a few others but it doesn't make it onto my resume because a.) it would make the resume too long and b.) it's not particularly relevant to my current career.

Of course. They are so desperate to find something worth smearing him for and every time they dig something up, he ends up looking better. No wonder Clinton supporters are so angry and they are calling him "sanctimonious." He has simply been a decent person for his entire life.

Um, talk to people who've worked for him or with him. You may support the policies he supports, but he's not much of a decent person. He's a jerk and pretty well-known for not treating his staff or constituents from VT well.

Oh noooooo! Scandal! People said Sanders was a jerk??? Horror of horrors. Now I am voting for Clinton if he is really a jerk like somebody said!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Mature. People who have worked for her say she is super nice, and people who have worked for him say he's an asshole. You don't need to change your vote, lay off the exclamation point key.

Read the above article posted. He doesn't sound like such a bad meanie head to me.

It's pretty easy (not that enough people do it) to be nice to people you don't see every day, or to people who you are trying to help out once or a handful of times.

When you're an ass to the people who work for you it's usually a power trip (in my experience as an employee) and reflects far worse on someone than being nice to a stranger who has no consequence to your life.

The way BS treats his employees is far more important. You can disagree, I won't be offended, I'm just offering my opinion.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This is what it says about that time from Wikipedia:

After graduating from college, Sanders returned to New York City, where he initially worked in a variety of jobs, including Head Start teacher, psychiatric aide, and carpenter.[30] In 1968, Sanders moved to Vermont because he had been "captivated by rural life." After his arrival there he worked as a carpenter, filmmaker, and writer[44] who created and sold "radical film strips" and other educational materials to schools.[45] He also wrote several articles for the alternative publication The Vermont Freeman.[46]

Translation: hippie.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So what?

Lots of people don't list every single job they ever held. In my early days I worked as a housepainter, gas station attendant, carpentry, electrical and plumbing work and a few others but it doesn't make it onto my resume because a.) it would make the resume too long and b.) it's not particularly relevant to my current career.

Of course. They are so desperate to find something worth smearing him for and every time they dig something up, he ends up looking better. No wonder Clinton supporters are so angry and they are calling him "sanctimonious." He has simply been a decent person for his entire life.

Um, talk to people who've worked for him or with him. You may support the policies he supports, but he's not much of a decent person. He's a jerk and pretty well-known for not treating his staff or constituents from VT well.

Oh noooooo! Scandal! People said Sanders was a jerk??? Horror of horrors. Now I am voting for Clinton if he is really a jerk like somebody said!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Mature. People who have worked for her say she is super nice, and people who have worked for him say he's an asshole. You don't need to change your vote, lay off the exclamation point key.

Read the above article posted. He doesn't sound like such a bad meanie head to me.

Mott Romney dropped everything to search for his friend's missing daughter. Makes him "not a bad meanie head" according to one article but still not qualified to be President.